Studsvik and Armada Investment Join ENS As New Corporate Members
Following the approval of the ENS General Assembly, we are glad to announce that Studsvik and Armada Investment have joined the European Nuclear Society as new Corporate Members, effective 30th March 2026.
Studsvik
Studsvik is a Swedish company providing advanced technical services and solutions to the global nuclear industry.
With over 75 years of experience, the company supports nuclear power plant operators across the entire lifecycle of nuclear facilities, from fuel and materials analysis to decommissioning and waste management. Its core activities include fuel and materials technology, reactor analysis software, radiation protection, decontamination, and the development of solutions for handling and reducing radioactive waste.
Studsvik also offers engineering and consultancy services aimed at improving reactor performance, safety, and cost efficiency. Operating internationally, the company plays a key role in supporting the safe, efficient, and sustainable use of nuclear energy, as well as addressing the challenges associated with legacy facilities and radioactive materials
Armada Investment
Armada Investment is a Swiss-based entrepreneurial investment firm founded in 2000.
The company provides long-term capital and strategic support to innovative and high-growth businesses across sectors, including technology, energy, and infrastructure.
Acting as a partner to founders and management teams, Armada invests through private equity, venture capital, and public market strategies, with a strong focus on companies addressing large-scale global challenges. Its portfolio includes ventures in advanced energy technologies, including next-generation nuclear and clean energy solutions.
In addition to capital, Armada offers strategic guidance, governance support, and access to an international network of partners and investors. Through its investment approach, Armada aims to foster innovation, sustainable growth, and the development of transformative technologies with long-term societal impact.
It is great to see the ENS community growing and cooperating with the top European and international companies in the nuclear sector.
